The team honored him with a pyramid of baseballs – one for every out of Hendricks’ last start – and remarks from outfielder Ian Happ, who became the longest-tenured Cub after Hendricks’ departure, making sure everyone on the team knew just how much Hendricks had given to the organization.

There has been a lot of concern recently surrounding the Chicago Cub's offense and how Craig Counsell has handled who has been in the starting lineup. There is

Go get ‘em, Cade.

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Like he did constantly earlier in the season, Crow-Armstrong was up to the task, blasting a solo homer 396 feet to right field in the top of the ninth inning that gave the Cubs a 3-2 lead and ultimately proved to be the game winner.

The Cubs recalled right-hander Javier Assad to start against the Angels on Friday. In a corresponding move, they put right-handed reliever Ryan Brasier on the 15-day injured list with a strained left groin.

Funeral services were held Friday morning for Hall of Fame Chicago Cubs slugger and second baseman Ryne Sandberg. Sandberg, 65, died on July 28, following his battle with prostate cancer . The Cubs honored Sandberg with a public tribute at Wrigley Field, with fans watching a private funeral service for him on the Gallagher Way video board.

Hendricks, who started Game 7 when the Cubs ended their World Series title drought in 2016, says the passionate fan base made his time there unforgettable.

Reminder: Heroes and Goats are determined by WPA scores and are in no way subjective. Goat: Carson Kelly (-.120). 0-4 WPA Play of the Game: PCA’s ninth inning homer. (.381) *Angels Play of the Game: Yoan Mocada’s seventh inning lead off homer (.228) Yesterday’s Winner: Shōta Imanaga (154 of 162 votes).